Lowell Fulson - The Chronological Lowell Fulson 1946 1947

Review by Ilham Akbar

The Chronological Lowell Fulson 1946-1947 is an album that showcases the early years of the legendary blues musician, Lowell Fulson. The album is a compilation of some of his best work during this period and provides an excellent insight into his musical style and progression.

The album features a mix of slow blues, boogie-woogie, and jump blues, which showcase Fulson's versatility as a musician. His soulful vocals and intricate guitar work are on full display, and listeners will be captivated by his ability to tell a story through his music.

One standout track on the album is "Three O'Clock Blues," which was a huge hit for Fulson in 1948. The song is a slow blues number that features Fulson's emotive vocals and some excellent guitar work. Another great track is "Low Society Blues," which is a classic example of jump blues and features some fantastic horn arrangements.

Summary by Ilham Akbar

The Chronological Lowell Fulson 1946-1947 is an excellent album that showcases the early years of one of the most significant blues musicians of all time. The album is a must-have for any fan of blues music and is an excellent introduction to Lowell Fulson's work for those who may be unfamiliar with his music.